Custom-text printed t-shirts

[ScotHill]

Looking to get some very basic text printed on some t-shirts but have been disappointed in the past by poor quality fabric that just doesn’t last very long.

The only real comparison I have is ordering t-shirts from Spoke & Solace, which are great quality but quite thick so not really a summer t-shirt.

Anyone had good experiences ordering lightweight t-shirts online?

[danb79]

ScotHill said:

Looking to get some very basic text printed on some t-shirts but have been disappointed in the past by poor quality fabric that just doesn’t last very long.

The only real comparison I have is ordering t-shirts from Spoke & Solace, which are great quality but quite thick so not really a summer t-shirt.

Anyone had good experiences ordering lightweight t-shirts online?

The last powerlifting meet I went to help with (I'm retired now through injury, but still help out) we ordered c40 T's from here and they were spot on:

https://www.teepig.co.uk/

x20 white, x20 black with some front wording and a logo on the rear etc

[David_M]

If it's really low numbers, then look at spreadshirt.com. Lots of options for t-shirts. I've had their premium t-shirts and think they are decent for the price.

Huge customisation options as well.

[jumare]

https://www.teamshirts.co.uk/

Had some printed for a race (running) good quality and lots of choice. Printed a logo, .png, I made up in powerpoint.

[ScotHill]

Thanks for these will have a look. It’ll be one offs or maybe the same design on a couple of different colours but I don’t mind paying a bit more if they’re good quality.

[Silvanus]

You will struggle to get better quality than Teemill. They do the clothing for loads of big organisations and charities. The quality of their t-shirts is far better than any regular high street fashion and infinitely better than cheap printed stuff. They also have their own fashion brand, Rapanui which is known for decent quality/ethics.

https://teemill.com/print-on-demand/?cgi=1&cam...